jprincc
Rupert
Dailp
rectos
Thursday,
August
11,
1949.
SPAAK
IS
PRESIDENT
LUXURY
YACHT
VISITS
PORT
The
luxury
yacht
Savltar
of
Los
Angeles,
owned
by
Phillip
Berg,
a
Hollywood
actors'
agent,
stopped
in
port
here
briefly
yes
spvral
frieuds
j
this
month.
Th
t
long
and'
ous'y
appoint
,
5
y
this
port.
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
"BUILD
B
C.
PAYROLLS"'
STRASBOURG,
France
ff
Paul
Henry
Spaak,
Belgian
Socialist
leader,
was
unanimosuply
el-
ELECTRICITY
SHOULD
BE
CHEAP,
WIDESPREAD
IN
B.C.
VISITOR
SAYS
Why
British
Columbia
is
not
'
electrical,"
he
said.
"Electric
one
of
the
,
most
electrified
'
power
should
be
the
cheapest
areas
on
the
continent
Is
a1
commodity
you
have."
development
could
be
a
matter
of
puzzlement
to
Albert'
Its
drawmg
card
for
popuU-who
Pat
A.
Thorson
of
Portland,
Oregon,
has
pondered
the
matter
!
tj
"Development
an?
'"f
and
e
use
of
of
while
watching
endless
torrent.,
f
.
where
it
Is
.,
electrical
power
e
er
'
of
water
tumble
down
moun-
"c,
n
a
mat
terday
to
take
on
fuel
while
en
ARTHUR
KNUTSON
FUNERAL
TODAY
Funeral
rites
for
the
late
Arthur
Knutson
who
died
in
the
city
last
week
were
held
this
afternoon
at
Grenville
Court
I
ected
today
as
first
president
oi
roult,
to
Skagway.
Accompany
the
European
consultative
as
sembly.
ing
Mr.
Berg
were
his
wife,
the
former
actress
Lila
Hyams,
and
Advertise
m
t
c
Economical
f0flt
and
Delicious
The
chunky
little
Belgian
re
Carrying
246
rojnd
trip
passengers
and
a
number
of
passengers
for
Alaska,
the
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
was
in
port
this
morning,
northbound.
She
sailed
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan,
Juneau
and
Skagway.
signed
yesterday
as
acting
cting
Tie
mier
and
foreign
minister
ster
oiirfo
nhilo
cm
Iho
f
avail.lUJC
io
-
-----
Tie-
1
so
he
fJU'il
,
U
j
i
jf
3
fl
I
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in
the
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a
-
;sj
h
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m
i:
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"
'
'KAlA-ii..L.
'.
EU
if
could
lake
over
the
job
ob
newly-created
council
of
of
Europe
Europe.
,um,ml,in.,..
i
1
Chaper
with
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge.
The
service,
which
was
attended
by
family
members
and
friends,
was
conducted
by
Rev.
George
E.
Scndall
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Hymns
sung
during
the
service
were
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus'
and
'Shall
We
Gather
at
the
River?"
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
-""j
-'rf
'
W'Sfc.
"
r-wf-!
.f-tS-;
fF
(
--
ter
of
convenience,
he
cieciar-ed.
"It
is
a
hall-mark
of
civilization.
In
Sweden
it
is
looked
i
on
as
a
cheap,
efficient
servant
of
all
the
people.
Its
luxury
status
disappeared
years
ago."
I
Argument
that
distances
'
which
Dower
has
to
be
trans
a
cruise
ship.
Mr.
Thorson's
interest
In
hydro
power
is
a
logical
one,
since
he
is
an
electrical
contractor
in
the
American
city.
Also
Jie
is
a
native
of
Sweden
which,
he
says,
has
made
elec
Former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
of
Great
Britain
nominated
Spaak
for
the
As-
i
sembly
presidency.
Plenty
of
milk
is
essential
to
any
well-balanced
diet.
In
Pacific
youll
find
an
easily
digested,
economical
milk
containing
the
necessary
minerals
and
vitamins
for
healthy
meals.
Vacuum
packing
insures
farm
freshness.
.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
The
101
delegates
from
'
a
dozen
countries
quickly
endorsed
the
selection
without
opposition.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Wilson-Muiray
are
sailing
tonight
,on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
vacation
trip
which
will
take
them
as
far
as
the
Kootenay
Lake
country.
They
will
be
accompanied
south
by
Mrs.
Wilson-Murray's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Peddie.
returning
to
Vancouver
after
a
two
weeks'
tricity
a
universal
servant
to
an
extent
unequalled
anywhere
else
in
the
world.
A
round
trip
passenger
on
the
Camosun
.which
docked
here
southbound
from
Stewart
Tuesday,
Mr.
Thorson
said
that
he
was
fascinated
by
the
obvious
was
organist.
Interment
took
place
at
Fair-view
Cemetery
with
the
follow-!
ins
actin;
as
pallbearers:
Don-!
aid
Scherk,
Sydney
Schcrk,
'
John
Currie,
Stan
Vickernian,
Harry
Harrison
and
Louis
Cromp.
mitted
in
British
Columbia
are
an
added
cost
factor
failed
to
impress
the
Portland
visitor.
Throughout
much
of
the
area,
he
said,
are
fruitful
farm
lands
which
need
ixipulation
and
also
there
are
additional
sources
of
power
which
could
contribute
their
small
share
to
a
mighty
project.
"My
observations
in
Europe
and
in
the
United
State
have
convinced
me
that
as
a
public
utility,
hydro-electric
power
can
best
be
developed
and
co-ordin-
visit
here.
I
hydro
electric
potential
along
!
the
British
Columbia
coast.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
You
Saw
It
iii
The
News!
ated
in
its
disliiuulion
by
government
agencies.
I
certainly
don
t
favor
that
for
all
industries,
but
as
far
as
electric
power
goes,
its
benefits
are
"With
all
that
fast
water
going
to
waste,
there
is
no
reason
why
every
home
In
Prince
Ru-
Advertise
in
tne
taiiy
News!
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
pert
should
not
be
completely
Yourpicldcs
A
can
bcfamoiis
lo
Ueal
W
lien
you
are
ahopping
fur
vegetaliles
and
f
fur
caiining
you
do
nut
hesitate
lu
pay
a
few
MONTREAL,
Augut
11th.
Perfect
desserts
to
grace
any
occasion
.
.
.
and
high
tip
on
my
lift
of
"
helps
for
quick
meals
"
ar
delicious
JELL-0
Pl'DDINCS.
Wondi"-fully
economical
.
.
.
you'll
find
them
real
budget-savers
.
.
.
and
so
amazingly
quirk
and
eay
to
make!
What
a
idorimis
astoii,-
crntii
for
the
freaheat
and
lioicrst
you
can
fin
l
SOFTNESS
W
hy
nut
lu
the
same
with
vinegar
a
few
J
mure
w
ill
give
you
the
flavour-secret
thai
hatiii
inent
of
these
creamy,
smooth-flavored
puddings
there
are
to
nourishing
ami
wholesome,
too!
Such
old-fashioned
favorites
as
Chocolate,
Vanilla
and
Orange
Coconut
Jell-O
Tapioca
Puddings
.
.
.
sumptuous,
rich
Chocolate,
Butterscotch,
Caramel
and
Vanilla
Jell-0
Puddings.
Heinz
own
iiekli's
a
world
favourite;
W
lien
you
offer
your
pickles,
your
famih
friends
will
exclaim:
"Say,
these
are
fa
ul-
Purex
has
iti
Try
this
luxurious
bathroom
ti-..;ue
C
-
ft
1
i
lU
Ono
Touch
ef
moginotiofi
J'HI
I"'
J
-x
now.
tsoiuiess
piub
sii
euy
m
X
V-169
plus
complete
absorbency
.
.
.
that's
Purex.
dellc
IOU!v
MIHHItll
"CRKAM
OK
WHKAT"
will
help
to
make
your
toddler'
mealt
lines
as
niiich
fun
as
a
circus!
l'lay
"
fur-prie
Partv!
"
Put
frosts
xZSdZTTTtr
TU
Oct,,,,
M
-.
AH.m.
-rri
m.
poonfu!
fit
"Now
what
have
I
done?"
Tfclnlr
Ot
7h
fun
of
liaving
your
pickling
turn
out
to
be
a
uxinwj
furrew!
Tlimk
of
tlie
plraie
it
will
give
you
to
have
your
family
ml
iriendH
exi'laim
"Say,
tlir-
tra
tromrriif
pirkli'!
"
Why
ItimMe
with
jufcrior
pukling
m-frnlientii
.
.
.
wlirn
you
"-an
lx"
mire
of
Mipiew
wiiu
HKINZ
VHITK
VIMXiAR?
.
.
.
Aned
iiiil
mellowpil
iu
wood
lo
bung
out
the
full
aroma
ami
flavour,
(his
cry."tal
rlrar
vinegar
is
mailo
from
eom,
barley,
mlt
and
ryo
ml
it's
excellent
for
Kalnil
and
table
u.-e
as
well
as
pickhi
g
and
preserving!
Stock
up
now
on
Ileini
While
Vinegar
.
.
.
nml
for
real
help
in
pickling,
writ
to
m
Barbara
Brent.
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
ter
your
he
copy
of
J
6-0090
book
ef
ittiptt
talltd
"Pickling
"
favourite
jam
or
jelly
in
the
bottom
of
a
Ixiwl
ami
rover
with
einooili
"Cream
of
WJieat
"
Miliar
anil
cream.
Then,
wutih
Junior
f)on
hn
way
happily
down
tn
the
hidden
trrnt!
Or
irirui
Ioil'
ymaigMir
to
"Mr.
Tup
o'
the
M
urn
ino
!
"
Simply
oinlin
a
jolly.
Minhng
face
with
woilloi
rai-1114
on
top
of
a
bowlful
of
"Cream
of
Wheat
"1
Ju-t
right
for
toddlers
5
Minute
"Cream
of
A
heat
"
rooks
to
baby-ready
riige-hhihty
in
only
five
minu'm
of
boiling.
It's
so
gnml
,
.
.
and
ao
gofxl
(or
your
hnby
.
.
.
for
A
contains
Iron.
Calcium
and
Phosphorous
for
dirts
deficient
in
thri-o
elements.
And
the
whole
fami'v
will
love
that
"
Cream
of
Wheat
"
unoo-othne-s
at
hreakfastinic!
Order
5
Minute
"Cream
of
V
heat
"
from
Jour
grocer
toiUy
!
r-i
(o
AV
ill:
-1
n
white
fi
WW
WINEGAR
U
AVINEGAR
I
..??-
f
GBBBWmt
Complmnl
Your
Sun
Ton
with
NOTICE
OF
SALE
OF
MINING
EQUIPMENT
""
by
Public
Tender
Pursuant
to
Section
36
of
the
Placer-mining
Act
tenders
ar?
invited
for
the
purcha.se
of
the
following
abandoned
mining-
equipment
removed
from
placer-mining
leases,
formerly
held
by
Messrs.
Cox
and
Benson,
located
on
Dease
Creek,
near
Dease
Lake,
B.
C.
in
the
Stlkine
Mining
Division
anc
now
In
storage
in
the
Public
Works'
warehouse
at
Creek.
One
12-inch
Pelton
Wheel
Tenders
must
be
submitted
by
registered
mail,
accompanied
by"
certified
cheque
for
the
full
amount
of
the
tender
and
wyi
be
received
at
the
office
of
the
undersigned
at
Victoria,"
B.
C,
at
or
before
twelve
noon
on
the
10th
day
of
September,
1949.
The
highest
or
any
tender
will
not
neces.sarily
be
accepted
and
such
tender
as
may
be
accepted
will
be
on
the
condition
that
the
equipment
is
to
be
used
for
mining
pur-pases
and
must
be
removed
from
Its
present
position
within
ninety
days
from
date
of
purchase.
Dated
at
Victoria,
B.
C.
this
8th
day
of
August,
1949.
K.
B.
BLAKEY,
Gold
Commissioner,
Stikine
Mining
Division,
Victoria,
B.
C.
(It)
0
this
liiht-as-air
powder
thai
will
win
you
compliments
on
your
glowing
complexion!
It's
that
wonderful
XKW
WOOUBCRY
POWDER
...
in
a
very
special,
Summer-riulit
shade
.
.
.
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
STKP
LADDERS
CI-OTIIIS
CLOTHES
DRYERS
IRONING
KITCHEN
L'TENSILS
GALVANIZf
D
SATIN-GLO
-
VARNISHES
r
ENAMELS
Tropic
Tan!
You'll
adore
it!
...
for
warm,
glowing
Tropic
Tan
giveg
jour
hkin
a
natural
look
.
.
.
doesn't
look
the
least,
bit
powdery
even
tinder
the
Summer
tun!
That's
because
the
new
'
Woodlniry
Powder
contains
a
very
tpecial,
exclusive
iniiredient
that
gives
a
patin-smootli
look
to
your
'
akin
.
.
.
helps
the
powder
cling
longer
and
cover
tiny
blemishes
I
Small
wonder
that
in
a
recent
impartial
test
among
women
from
Coart
to
Coast,
the
New
Woodbury
Powder
was
a
4
in
t
favor-itel
A"k
for
the
new
Woodbury
Powder
.
,
.
choose
Tropic
Tan
or
one
of
nix
other
lovely
shades
I
in
two
convenient
box
sizes
and
one
"
purse
"
size
.
.
.
CJc,
37c,
lc.
You'll
Toko
To
Baking
Bi'scui'fi
tvtry
night
of
the
week
.
.
.
for
with
wonderful
TKA-BlSK.
t.i
help
you,
it's
not
a
hot
nor
a
tedious
job
at
all!
It's
fun!
Sir
biscuits
light,
fluffy
and
pi-ing
hot
from
the
oven
to
that
enthusiastio
family
of
yours!
It
a
so
very
simple
with
Ta-Bik,
the
original
"ready-mix".
Just
add
milk
or
water,
then
pop
your
biscuits
in
the
oven!
You
can
mnkt
marvelous
dumplings
and
pin-cakes
chicken
pies
and
puddings
with
"magical"
Tea-Bisk,
too!
The
recipes
are
on
every
pack
a
an
of
Tea-Bisk
.
.
.
and
you'll
enjoy
making
Tea-Bisk
treats
almost,
as
jmuch
as
you'll
enjoy
ealinif
Ihcm!
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
AUTO
V
IBaUan?
JJlutnuary
mm
'IK
MKALS
OF
TASTY
FROM
TOP
TO
BOTTOM
RexCa
I'm
urm
You
Know
that
one
way
to
lie
nre
of
a
fnod
French
Dreeing
CV
-
,
to
mnk'!
it
MAZOI.A
Salarl
Oil!
And
Maroia,
lO5-makes
frieil
foods
taste
better,
too!
But
did
vou
knor
IF
JJZ
l"ai
Mazola
is
t
lie
new
the
better
and
lnilieile.-.s
wav
to
make
iz
it.
n
ttnttv
fLi'
J...
.
,
mm
Chinese
Dish'"
CHOI'
SUEV
('HOW
S
Hartiara
lirent
1411
m,.nnl
wt
Monlreal.
I'd
Cars
attract
dirt
and
sludge
at
this
time
of
year
It's
wise
to
Keep
it
clean
and
well
lubricated.
Be
sure'
you
have
summer
weight
oil.
We
do
a
thorough
job
HOURS
;,'
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
I)
p.m.
.;
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
,
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SDiiTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVENUE
l3ss-4
"'""''ouf
Moioo
Coko
Recipes
and
dis-
ver
ttus
new
cake-making
eeerct
for
yourself!
ior
iiazoia
ivecipe
oncei,
r.
&
)
rt
Hotrf
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Kupc
"
Summertimt
.
Phone
173
tor
OuUt
f
Bob
Parker's
7:
no
a
m.
to
S:30
a
m
A
Header
Writes!
"Thank
you
for
your
tip
on
spi
protection!
And
7h
Livin'
Is
Easr
.
.
."
This
line
from
a
beautiful
Gershwin
lyric
expresses
a
fenti-nient
with
which
I'm
afraid
niost
burohrt
a
E
r
e
e.
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
f
I'm
active
in,
to
Mininier
iiporl.s
roruna
and
ftlcHride
or
PHONE
79
Phone
791
'47
Li'tf
'''
Headquarters
for
!
Canning
Supplies
i
Paper
Towels
Paper
Cups
'
ami
have
often
been
worried
liy
the
Ihoiighl
thet
I
might
be
offending
with
underarm
perspiration
odours.
Nonspi
protects
my
clothes
,
,
.
and
toy
poise,
too!
I
ue
it
regularly
t
"
Yes,
NtJ.VSl'I
is
the
best
wa'v'
I
know
(o
give
yourself
clock-round
protection
...
no
matter
how
active
you
may
be!
You
see,
fhia
effective
liquid
anli-perspiranl.
actually
(,
perspiralion
before;
it
begins!
And
it's
skin-safe
lain
ie-safe!
It's
accepted
for
advertising
by
the
Journal
of
the
American
Medical
Association.
You
can
iln-pti
on
Nonspi!
No
wonder
so
many
fastidious
women
agree
tliet
regular
use
of
Nonspi
is
a
"
must
"
for
poi.se
and
personal
daintiness!
During
the
hot
months,
many
of
us
leave
our
valuables
at
home
while
we
are
away
on
holiday.
Even
thoiiiih
we
lock
up
carefully,
the
clever
burglar
can
usually
find
a
way
inside.
Yet
it's
easy
enough
to
foil
him.
as
simple
as
renting
a
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
.Soc'V
Deposit
Hot.
Costs
you
only
a
rent
or
two
a
day
and
assures
you
of
aaiety
for
all
your
important
papers,
jewels
and
keepsakes.
That's
why
I
urue
you
to
ask
about
a
Safety
Deposit
Box
at
your
B
of
M
branch
soon.
It
will
be
a
happier
holiday
if
you
know
jour
valuables
aie
neiure
in
thi
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of
M.
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Electric
Ranges
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Jars
and
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Canning
Machines
Pressure
Conkers
Preserving
Kettles
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Kangettes
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Ironers
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and
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Electric
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reading
a
good
hook
or
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cards
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any
time
oil
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give
your
eyes
the
care
they
deserve
.
.
,
rlr
mse
aoothe
and
refresh
them
daily
with
MUKINKl'
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I've
found
that
Murine
is
my
most
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